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Victoria Wood: All The Trimmings

Julie Walters, Victoria Wood
Barcode 3259190210493
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Release Date: 25/11/2001

Genre: Comedy
Region Code: DVD 2
Certificate: Unrated
Label: Universal Pictures UK
Actors: Victoria Wood, Caroline Aherne, Susie Blake, James Bolam, Betty Boothroyd, Julie Walters, Peter Postlethwaite, Hugh Laurie, Robert Lindsay
Director: John Birkin
Number of Discs: 1
Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Audio Languages: English, English

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Victoria Wood's Christmas special for the 2000 festive season. Features a star-studded cast engaged in a variety of Yule-themed comedy adventures.

AMAZON REVIEW
Victoria Wood with All the Trimmings contains exactly what it says on the box. Harking back to the classic BBC Christmas comedy specials of yesteryear, the show features a star-studded cast: Alan Rickman, Richard E Grant, Michael Parkinson, Bob Monkhouse, Hugh Laurie, Angela Rippon, Roger Moore, Caroline Aherne, the list goes on. The show takes a typically idiosyncratic canter through a dream set of telly programmes for Christmas Day. Thus we get expertly played skits of A Christmas Carol (with Delia Smith as the cook); Brassed Off (in which Tony Blair solves the North/South divide by declaring everything The South); Brief Encounter (Parky as the station master, with a side order of drugs and lesbianism); a regency romantic drama (with the line "could you not stick your hand in your muff?") and lots more. What makes the production a true cut above, however, is the linking theme that takes a blatant pot shot at the modern BBC--or as Wood sees it--BBC Upmarket, BBC Downmarket, BBC Newmarket (for racing), BBC Makeover, BBC Takeover, etc. This is funny, cutting and achingly on the ball about the state of modern television.--Ian Watson